Stories from communities
Spitting up and vomiting: allergies and infant feeding
Claire Dorris shares what we know about infant food allergies and looks at how practitioners are getting to grips with the evidence in Lambeth.
Sowing seeds of hope: Growing Together Bradford!
Charlie Gray and Ama Chaney, show how community growing projects can bloom despite social restrictions.
The rising cost of living – helping families share ideas and support
Makita Mott explains how Lambeth Early Action Partnership (LEAP) is bringing together local support and expertise to share ideas on how save money, keep warm, and eat healthily.
The multi-professional LEAP Health Team: making changes from the bottom up
The LEAP Lambeth Health Team consider the key ingredients for better collaborative working between primary care professionals in maternal and neonatal care.
The magic of tummy time - moving for good health and development!
Hayley Ellis describes how encouraging tummy time can provide an important boost to a baby’s development.
Southend’s Stories: finding the magic in storytelling
A video campaign is encouraging children’s early literacy by sharing books and storytelling.
Small Steps for your English – Empowering families through ESOL lessons
Stacey Lochhead and Sheila Jones reflect on the experience of introducing English lessons for local parents in Nottingham.
Showing we care about Trauma-Informed practice
Lauren Wolfenden considers the development of Trauma Informed Maternity and Perinatal Mental Health Services (TIMPS) Training.
Sharing the ‘REAL’ approach to early literacy with parents
In Lambeth, LEAP is empowering parents to identify literacy opportunities in the home learning environment.
Sharing is caring
Sharing learning from innovative early years work can benefit the whole sector